McGurks of Carrickmore and vicinity
Looking for information regarding my great great grandparents, William McGurk and Sarah Devine who were married on 04 Aug 1836 in Termonmaguirk Parish. William was born about 1816 and died around 1860. Sarah was born around 1818 and died in Sep 1903. They lived on or near the Tremoge townland and raised 9 kids there. The children were Francis b 1837, Terence b 1839, Catherine b 1841, Charles b 1843, John b 1845, Mary b 1848, Susan b 1852, Michael b 1854 and Bridget b 1856. Francis McGurk married Ann McGurk b 1846 (McGurk was her maiden name) their kids were Michael b 1874, Sarah b 1876, Ann b 1882, Francis b 1884 and Mary b 1887, Terence McGurk married Ann Hughes b 1845 their kids were Michael b 1871, Mary b 1874 and John b 1876 , Catherine McGurk married James Agnew b 1840 and they had Patrick (1869-1871), Charles never married that we know of, John McGurk married Margaret Montague b 1861 they had Francis b 1893, Bridget b 1897, Mary b 1899, Patrick b 1895, and John (1901-1977) Mary McGurk married Patrick Bradley b 1847, they had Bridget b 1882, Patrick b 1883, Catherine b 1888, and William b 1890. We don't know if Susan McGurk ever married, she may have gone to America,
Michael McGurk married Charlotte Trimble born 23 Mar 1851, her father was Samuel Trimble and we believe her mother was Lillian Kyle. Michael McGurk and Charlotte Trimble McGurk came to America and settled in North Adams MA. They are a couple of my great grandparents. they had William (1877-1939), Charles (1880-1932), George (1882-1910), Samuel (1884-1961) , Frank (1887-1953) , Charlotte (1890-1964) and Andrew (1894-1894) We also believe that Charlotte's family came from Pomeroy. John McGarrity was a witness at William and Sarah's wedding. Bridget McGurk married Patrick Fox and they eventually ended up in the Rochester NY, USA area. They had Mary (1886-1886), Ann C (1887-1984). Mary (1890-1970) Alice (1892-1972), Agnes ((1896-1982) and Margaret (1896-1910)
Any information on this family or its descendants would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Peter McGurk
